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Council approves consent calendar including Cisco licenses, high school contingency increases and police HQ gate contract
Summary
The council approved a multi-item consent calendar that included a GovConnection/Cisco network management and security license agreement ($72,899), several project authorizations tied to a 'comprehensive safety action plan' and contingency increases for the Norwalk High School project (multi‑million dollar amounts), plus a purchase of public works equipment.
The Norwalk City Council approved a consent calendar Aug. 11 that bundled a set of contract authorizations, project contingency increases and procurement items.
Council member Frayer read the calendar. Items included authorization for the mayor to enter a three‑year agreement with GovConnection Inc. for Cisco DNA network management and security licenses not to exceed $72,899; authorizations tied to the city's comprehensive safety action plan for amounts up to $499,957; an agreement with Integrated Technical Systems Inc. for the police headquarters gates project not to exceed $479,937.46; and contingency increases for the Norwalk High School project that included additional amounts not to exceed $3,540,305 and another figure in the $6,000,987 range cited in the reading. Public Works procurement for a John Deere wheel loader (approx. $257,601) was also listed.
Council members noted that funds and account numbers were cited during the reading. The mayor called the vote on the consent calendar and it was announced on the record as approved.
